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It's a 3 phase AC motor. Yes very similar to the alternator used on a generator of the time, in fact with some simple modifications they are pretty much interchangeable.
Correct, the files are just STL’s that contain no color data, so I painted what I wished in Bambu studio. I don’t see how there could be any other way to do this, to be honest. Way too many variables for them to publish a painted model.
Well, at least it is optimizing for 2 layers but still, so much wasted filament. I know that optimization is done through the slicer, however, I wonder if they could possibly get to 3 layers, which would be significant without creating too much nozzle interferrence (also could be managed in the slicer). Nice looking model.
It’s called an purge tower. It for the multi color printing, allowing the excess filament in the nozzle from the previous color to be purged. It has to stay at the same level of the print so that’s why it’s being built next to the model.
My college course, "Geography of Minnesota", made 3 field trips during the semester, one of which was to this mine (and two other places that day). Really didn't have a whole lot do with Geography but riding this lift down to the mine and back up, and seeing it run in person, was the highlight of the whole course.
The green and red apparatus is called a lily controller. It regulates speed and shaft limits, to high in the shaft to low in the shaft. It will automatically put on the brakes if the set limits are exceeded. Most of them were made in Chicago Illinois .
Stupid lady, or whatever she is, has this beautiful bird entrapped. She couldn’t even move her legs to eat properly. I hope this majestic bird pecks her eyes out.
Hello Mike, your K3NG Rotator Controller looks great! I just finished my K3NG Unit last week, but I'm having trouble with Elevation readings (ADXL345). For Azimuth I'm also using the LSM303DLHC sensor. Do you have a schematic of your design/setup. I really would like to correct my elevation(ADXL345) if it's possible? Even after Manual Calibration, it seems like Azimuth sensor is also reading Elevation. 73's Eric/KB3DTQ
